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Minister. Meilleur eventually withdrew her bid to become commissioner in June 2017. Saikaley's 6-month term as interim commissioner ended up expiring without a replacement appointed, leaving the Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages in a "legal limbo" where it was devoid of all authority
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During her time as commissioner, Saikaley suggested, among other things, that the Official Languages Act be modernized and minimum standards of English-French bilingualism required to become a manager in the Canadian civil service be elevated. On the former, Saikaley stated that the
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Saikaley entered the Canadian public service in 1986, when she started working at the Rouyn-Noranda Correctional Centre. Within 6 months of working there, she became manager of the facility. She later moved to
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Saikaley joined the Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages in 2008 as Assistant Commissioner, responsible for the Offices' investigations into breach of compliances of the
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were very active in the area, and Saikaley received numerous death threats related to her work. Her house was therefore put under police surveillance while she held this position.
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to replace her replacement for commissioner. The opposition parties labelled this nomination as partisan, because Meilleur was a former
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Saikaley grew up in Rouyn-Noranda. Her father was a chief of police in the area, and her mother was also working in the
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without a commissioner. Saikaley's mandate was extended for another 6 months shortly thereafter.
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from 2016 to 2018. During her tenure as commissioner, she called for a modernization of the
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in order to become manager of the parole office in the region. During this time, the
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Saikaley, Ghislaine (2 March 2018). "Les Saisons". (Conference).
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Index

Commissioner of Official Languages
Graham Fraser
Raymond Théberge
Rouyn-Noranda
Quebec
Alma mater
Université de Montréal
Public Servant
Rouyn-Noranda
Quebec
Commissioner of Official Languages
Canada
Official Languages Act
digital age
police service
University of Montreal
Bachelor's degree
Criminology
Granby
Hull
Hells Angels
Official Languages Act
Graham Fraser
Canadian Prime Minister
Justin Trudeau
Madeleine Meilleur
Ontario Liberal Party
Treasury Board Secretariat
Official Languages Act

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